Liquid Video monitor - no sound

It looks like there are no speakers according to:
http://support.acer.com/acerpanam/monitor/0000/Acer/X193/X193sp2.shtml

You should be able to use any external speakers to your system. The question is looks and power. You will likely have to buy speakers that have power in order to get enough volume.

Most speakers that come with monitors are of very, very low quality. You now have the option of buying good speakers (if you want to pay for them). If you are in a hurry you can likely pick up cheap speakers at the drugstore or Walmart. Another option is headphones.

Good luck finding the right sound.

This monitor doesn't have any internal speakers. You either need to buy some external speakers, or plug headphones into your computer.

just check the problem area
first go to sound setting by click on sond icon on task bar and set the speaker on.
if not get possitive result then chech sond by using head phone make sure sound drivers working properly or not if not then reinstall the sound driver

Yes you need to purchase outside speakers & hook them up to your soundcard in order to get sound from your computer. Another option would be headphones. Hope this helps & please remember to rate my answer. Thanks.

Plug the monitor speakers into a source of constant sound (mp3/cd player) and make sure the monitor is not muted and volume is at least half way.

If that works adjust the volume and mute settings on the computer

open your device manager and click on the sound icon (sometimes it resembles a music note) what ever is in the drop down list, it would say card if it doesn't show a card then you have integrated sound. nother way is to look in the back of your pc and find the speaker hook-ups, when you find them open your pc case and find the location of the speaker jacks, if there on the main board then you have integrated sound and no card.

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i unhooked monitor speakers plugged external speakers in the jack on the back of my computer.

make sure you hook up the third gree socket on back of monitor to PC that was my problem and solution to my model monitor LCD

Hello First of all you need a sound card on your computer with a Spk. (Speaker) or Phones (headphones) Out Jack it might be a symbol of a small speaker or headphones. You have to be sure you are getting a actual sound output signal from this sound card too. If the sound card is not working your moniter speakers would not have a signal to drive it. You also need a 1/8" Stereo 2 male stereo plugs on both ends, one end plugs in back of moniter other plugs in back of computer like I mentiond above. Make sure your Mute button is not selected on your computers volume button usally at bottom right of screen. Make sure the volume buttons are up to aprox 3/4 up also. Then for last on the moniter look in the menu i think you might have to keep pressing the menu button but i kind of forget now but its a Spk setting and volume setting in this speaker setup within the moniter as well make sure this is turned on and set at a higher volume level as well. Thats about all I can say without taking the moniter apart and checking the jack and wires and speakers. I would suggest you take it to a electronics or a tv repair or computer repair person to go any further then this. Hope you take time to read all of this I tried to put every step in here to help anyone out with this problem. Thanks for reading. Ken T